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We look forward to seeing you again on 12 September for an intense weekend of cultural events

AREA907 opened its doors for the first Open907 event, kicking off a new programme that will animate our corporate museum from June through November

The “warm season” is a time for renewal, discovery, and sharing: it is in this spirit that “Open907” was conceived a series of special open house events designed to let visitors experience Buzzi’s industrial history, innovation, and culture from ever-changing perspectives

AREA907 is taking part in the 18th edition of National Mining Day, scheduled for May 30–31, 2026, with a special public opening on the morning of Saturday, May 30

Twenty four international students and four lecturers from the USI Academy of Architecture in Mendrisio visited AREA907 during their study trip in the Monferrato.
The visit allowed the group to explore in depth the region’s industrial history, production processes, and longstanding connection with cement.
It offered an opportunity to understand how this heritage continues to shape the identity of the local area

AREA907 is getting a fresh touch! Annual maintenance is underway to improve services and exhibition spaces. We’ll be back soon with an even more polished and enjoyable visitor experience

They stopped at AREA907 to gain a deeper understanding of the redevelopment, restoration and re-functionalisation interventions linked to the industrial architectural heritage of Monferrato.

Buzzi Spa and Fondazione Marazzato are offering a weekend of joint initiatives, including the opportunity to book guided tours at AREA907 and engaging virtual reality experiences featuring some of the historic vehicles from the Marazzato Collection

On November 16, the Turin delegation of the Italian Veteran Car Club gathered for the traditional annual San Martino Trip, which this year took place in Monferrato, with a morning stop at AREA907 for a private guided tour of the Museum

On Sunday, October 19, vintage cars, historic buses, and motor trucks animated AREA907, while visitors explored industrial memory and museum paths.